Australia’s Minna Atherton unleashed a World Junior record in the women’s 50-meter back semis at the 2015 FINA World Junior Championships. Atherton blasted her way to a 27.92 in semis
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Here are the heat sheets for night four of the fifth annual 2015 FINA World Junior Championships. Schedule of Events: Women’s 50-Meter Back (Semi-Finals) Men’s 200-Meter Breast (Finals) Women’s 50-Meter
Australia’s relay team of Samuel Young (1:51.80), Clyde Lewis (1:49.29), Mitchell Davenport-Wright (1:51.70) and Joshua Parrish (1:49.49) leads the qualifiers after prelims with a combined time of 7:22.28. Spain’s Marc Vivas (1:51.76), Giullem Pujol (1:50.67), Joan Casanovas (1:51.15) and Cesar Castro (1:50.57) claimed the second place seed from
Viktoria Zeynep Gunes of Turkey raced to first in prelims of the women’s 200-meter IM finishing with a time of 2:12.52. Gunes finished only .20 seconds off of Ruta Meilutyte’s championship meet record
Anton Chupkov of Russia dashed to first and a new championship meet record in the 200-meter breaststroke during prelims of day four at the 2015 FINA World Junior Championships. Chupkov turned
Cierra Runge will take a year off from competing for the California Golden Bears with the hopes of qualifying for the 2016 U.S. Olympic swimming team. The University of California-Berkeley
Sierrra Schmidt of the USA turned in a sizzling 4:09.65 to claim the top seed in prelims of the women’s 400-meter free. Schmidt added slightly to her seed time of 4:09.52,
Michael Andrew of the USA topped the qualifiers list for semi-finals of the men’s 50-meter fly during prelims of day four with a time of 23.68. Andrew’s time sits only .07
Australia’s Minna Atherton dashed to a quick finish in the women’s 50-meter back, posting a qualifying time of 28.00. Atherton’s time not only makes her the top qualifier for tonight’s semi-finals, but
